By Olivia Wile, Swimming World College Intern. After these days, the most straightforward session of the 2019 Japanese Swimming Championships in Tokyo is left. Over the final six days, swimmers have sought to qualify for the World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea.
The spotlight has become Shinichi Shioura’s new national record within the guys’ 50m freestyle. Just off the men’s 100m fly document, he changed into Takaya Yasue; he’ll look to chase that point the following day in finals. The entire lineup blanketed the men’s 200m backstroke final, women’s 200m returned semi very last, men’s and ladies’ 50 unfastened semifinals, women’s 800m freestyle very last, women’s 200m breaststroke final, guys 100m fly semi very last, ladies 50m fly final and guys 200m breaststroke final.
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- Men’s 200m Backstroke Final
Today’s consultation started with the last of the guys’ 200m backstrokes. After placing first yesterday in the semifinals, Ryosuke Irie completed matters again, losing nearly 3 seconds and winning with a time of one: fifty-five .79. This is off the country’s extensive record time, but a Gwangju Worlds A reduction.
Jumping from 5th, the day went by to 2d, and these days turned into Keita Sunama. He finished with a time of 1:56.06. Hayate Matsubara touched 1/3 (1:57.58). The fourth location, with a time of 1:59.24, becomes Yuuma Edo. A close 5th (1:59.26) went to Ryota Naitou.
Just out of the 1:59 mark were Ryuka Ino and Yuuki Maruyama. I positioned 6th (2:00.04) with Maruyamataking seventh (2:00.Ninety-six). Takahiro Yamazaki finished eighth.
Women’s 200m Backstroke Semifinal
Several girls had been underneath the Worlds A cut inside the 200m lower back semifinal today. The top seed for the next day will visit Rio Shirai. She finished first with a time of two:09.93. All hitting A cuts as well were Anna Konishi touching 2d (2:10.62), Sayaka Akase putting 0.33 (2:10.Seventy three), and Natsumi Sakai finishing fourth (2:11.Forty eight).
Just off the cut was Marina Furubayashi getting to the wall fifth with two two two: eleven. 57. In 6th (2:12.Forty three) was Miki Takahashi, with seventh (2:12.Ninety-eight) going to Rika Yuhara. Aisa Mataki completed 8th (2:thirteen.12).
Women’s 50m Freestyle Semifinal
It became Rika Oomoto, who took the pinnacle seed after the girls’ 50m loose semi very last. She got to the wall first with a time of 25.27, off the vector file and the A reduce. Finishing near 2nd with a time of 25.30 became Aya Satou. At 0.33, with a time of 25.52, it turned into Tomomi Aoki. Sayuki Ouchi completed fourth (25.56), with Mayuka Yamamoto a centesimal behind at a 25.Fifty-seven. Taking sixth (25. Sixty) became Aki Nishida, while Shiho Matsumoto completed seventh (25.83). Mayu Terayama finished 8th (25. Ninety-four).
Men’s 50m Freestyle Semifinal
Setting a brand new national report and completing it first with a time of 21. Sixty-one turned into Shinichi Shioura. He will cross in as the pinnacle seed for tomorrow’s very last.
Getting to the wall subsequent with a time of 22.18 became Koushirou Sakai. Katsumi Nakamura completed 0.33 (22.26), with Syunichi Nakao taking fourth (22.31).
Two, one-hundredths separated Akira Nanba and Kousuke Matsui. Nanba completed 5th (22.34), with Matsui taking 6th (22.36). Masayuki Kishida was in the 7th region, with a time of 22.55. Kazuki Kino finished eighth (22. Sixty one).
Women’s 800m Freestyle Final
It became Miyu Namba, who took first inside the final of the women’s 800m freestyle. She finished at eight:30. Sixty-two, in the A-reduce range but out of the national-file range. Finishing 2d at 8:32, Fifty-seven was Waka Kobori, and 1/3 (eight:33.33) went to Yukimi Moriyama. There became a chunk of a gap inside the area with Kinuko Mochiduki after the wall with an 8:38.Ninety-one. Taking fifth (8:38.91) became Chinatsu Satou.
In the sixth region, with a time of eight:42.18 turned into Aoi Nakamura, Mayuko Gotou completed seventh (eight:42.24), and Asari Wada placed eighth (8 8forty-seven. 60).
Women’s 200m Breaststroke Final Up next in the consultation became the girls’ 200m breaststroke final. Top seed Kanako Watanabe finished first at 2:24.28, losing a 2nd from the semifinals. Shiori Asaba completed 2d with a time of two:25. Ninety-four, with Kako Ishida completing 1/3 (2:26.09) and Runa Imai taking fourth (2:26.87). In 5th place with a time of two:27.64 was Mai Fukasawa, 6th (2:27.79) went to Miho Takahashi. Finishing off the warmth became Satomi Suzuki in 7th (2:27.Ninety-one) and Mei Ishihara in 8th (2:29.35).
